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Next-Generation Mobile Private Networks Powered by AWS AWS Whitepaper Next-Generation Mobile Private Networks Powered by AWS AWS Whitepaper Next-Generation Mobile Private Networks Powered by AWS AWS Whitepaper Next-Generation Mobile Private Networks Powered by AWS AWS Whitepaper Next-Generation Mobile Private Networks Powered by AWS: AWS Whitepaper Copyright © Amazon Web Services, Inc. and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Amazon's trademarks and trade dress may not be used in connection with any product or service that is not Amazon's, in any manner that is likely to cause confusion among customers, or in any manner that disparages or discredits Amazon. All other trademarks not owned by Amazon are the property of their respective owners, who may or may not be affiliated with, connected to, or sponsored by Amazon. Next-Generation Mobile Private Networks Powered by AWS AWS Whitepaper Table of Contents Abstract ............................................................................................................................................. i Abstract .................................................................................................................................... 1 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 2 Mobile private network components ..................................................................................................... 4 Mobile private network components ............................................................................................. 4 Network management systems .................................................................................................... 5 Operations and orchestration ...................................................................................................... 5 AWS edge and IoT capabilities ..................................................................................................... 5 Reference architecture on AWS ............................................................................................................ 7 Enterprise campus network ......................................................................................................... 8 Connected remote site network ................................................................................................... 8 Disconnected remote site network ............................................................................................... 9 Hybrid campus and remote site network ..................................................................................... 10 Full cloud-based core network ................................................................................................... 11 Network management systems .................................................................................................. 11 Operations and orchestration ..................................................................................................... 12 Application and use cases ................................................................................................................. 14 Real-time wide-area, high-definition video surveillance ................................................................. 14 Asset management and uptime assurance ................................................................................... 15 Autonomous and remote-controlled robotics ............................................................................... 15 Remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance ........................................................................... 16 Quality sensing ........................................................................................................................ 16 Connected worker .................................................................................................................... 17 Physical distancing ................................................................................................................... 18 Connected campuses and remote learning ................................................................................... 18 Wayfinding .............................................................................................................................. 19 Conclusion ....................................................................................................................................... 20 Contributors .................................................................................................................................... 21 Further reading ................................................................................................................................ 22 Document revisions .......................................................................................................................... 23 Glossary .......................................................................................................................................... 24 Notices ............................................................................................................................................ 26 iii Next-Generation Mobile Private Networks Powered by AWS AWS Whitepaper Abstract Next-Generation Mobile Private Networks Powered by AWS Publication date: January 27, 2021 (Document revisions (p. 23)) Abstract This whitepaper introduces the relevant use cases, solutions, and best practices for designing and deploying mobile private networks powered by AWS. Cloud-enabled mobile private networks allow enterprises, governments, and professional organizations to autonomously deploy their own geo- dispersed, secure mobile private networks. These networks cover private facilities while meeting their performance, reliability, availability, security, and scalability requirements. 1 Next-Generation Mobile Private Networks Powered by AWS AWS Whitepaper Introduction Large enterprises, businesses, and organizations are increasingly in need of a dedicated reliable mobile private network to address their complex requirements. A mobile private network requires resilience, quality of service, mobility, security, and integration with business applications. The Internet of Things (IoT) and human communication across the facilities are targeted use cases for improving productivity, reducing costs, and improving customer experience. Commercial mobile network service providers focus on public consumer needs. Enterprises require mobile private network with specific service-level performance. Enterprise-class Wi-Fi lacks seamless voice call mobility and can’t provide satisfactory coverage in an environment with metallic structures, buildings, trees, masonry, and other physical structures. These private networks address gaps with interference and aren’t limited to clear and unobstructed transmission paths. Therefore, licensed and unlicensed spectrum mobile private networks are seen as a strong augmentation to the commercial mobile networks, Wi-Fi connectivity, and indoor distributed antenna systems. AWS has worked with global telecommunications APN Partners to create a set of cost-effective hybrid mobile private network solutions with carrier-grade core Virtual Network Function (VNF), Cloud Native Network Function (CNF), Operations Support System/Business Support System (OSS/BSS), and business applications, hosted both in the AWS Cloud as well as on premises, that satisfy the telecommunications industry requirements. These solutions can be deployed and operated by businesses themselves, third- party network providers, and virtual or traditional mobile network operators. AWS brings the following unique set of capabilities and services that can enable an end-to-end mobile private network solution: • Extending the cloud to the edge – Private networks on AWS can be seen as an extension of the cloud, where you can make use of the scale and the AWS services on the cloud while still being able to host business and mission-critical applications and network functions on the edge. AWS also brings in the flexible pay-as-you-go charging models of the cloud into private networking, moving away from the traditional Capex intensive telco models. • Extending private networking to the cloud – You can make use of the multiple Regions and Availability Zones offered by AWS. Take applications and network functions that don’t need to be hosted at the edge, and move them to a reliable, highly available, and resilient private network extension in the cloud. • Security – AWS is designed to help you build secure and high-performing infrastructure for their applications. AWS security services, such as data protection, AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), infrastructure protection and threat detection, and continuous monitoring help ensure AWS infrastructure is secure in the cloud as well as at the edge. • Automation – AWS brings the continuous integration and continuous deployment (CICD) frameworks of the cloud into private networks, which allows you to deploy applications and network functions in an automated way, as well as easily manage the patching and updating of applications. • Edge and IoT – AWS brings in a wealth of edge and IoT capabilities and products to fit with many IoT and industrial use cases. AWS edge products range from Outposts, for heavy processing on premises, to Snowcone, which is a rugged, portable storage and compute device. • APN Partner ecosystem – AWS actively works with many of the leading independent software vendors (ISVs) and infrastructure vendors to enable their solutions
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